Piece Of Cloth Research Articles

Textile Memory in Colchane: Weavers Revitalizing the Aymara Tradition

In Aymara culture, textiles have played a fundamental role as highly valued community possessions and significant media for ritual and tradition. In Chilean territory, the Colchane community has been fortunate, because they have here retained, with fidelity and vigor, their culture and traditional textile practices. However, the average age of active weavers is rising and those younger do not have the technical expertise of their elders, which has led to the loss of a significant part of traditional technical knowledge. To not forget the “handwork” became an urgent concern for artisans in the community, members of the Aymar Warmi association, who sought the support of textile professionals to develop a project that would permit them to organize in order to recover the know-how to make some pieces that they had ceased to weave. Between 2015 and 2016, we carried out the project “Memoria Textil: Reproducción y muestra de una selección aymara de Colchane,” (Fondart N 80940) which sought to revitalize local traditional weaving by creating a collection of textile pieces representative of inherited expertise. The collection remained on display in the community as reference materials to be consulted by the weavers. In the project, a methodology was defined in which the professionals assumed the role of facilitators and guides, with all decisions made by the weavers. This led to greater recognition from their peers for local teachers, who directed the transmission of knowledge that went beyond the technical and practical sphere, since together with the textiles their reason for existence was recovered, documenting the contexts in which they were used, some of them forgotten. A consequence of this initiative has been participation of these weavers in the national award Sello Indigena, a prize now received on two occasions based on the practices and pieces recovered.

Modeling the seam strength of denim garments by using fuzzy expert system

The main purpose of this study is to predict and develop a model for forecasting the Seam Strength (SS) of denim garments with respect to the thread linear density (tex) and Stitches Per Inch (SPI) by using a Fuzzy Logic Expert System (FLES). The seam strength is an important factor for the serviceability of any garments. As seams bound the fabric pieces together in a garment, the seams must have sufficient strength to execute this property even in the unexpected severe conditions where the garments are subjected to loads or any additional internal or external forces. Sewing thread linear density and number of stitches in a unit length of the seam are the two of the most important factors that affect the seam strength of any garments. But the relationship among these two specific variables and the seam strength is complex and non-linear. As a result, a fuzzy logic based model has been developed to demonstrate the relationship among these parameters and the developed model has been validated by the experimental trial. The coefficient of determination ( R2) was found to be 0.98. The mean relative error also lies withing acceptable limit. The results have suggested a very good performance of the model in the case of the prediction of the seam strength of the denim garments.

Example of iterative process in upcycled clothing design: Unused neckties and upholstery scraps

This study proposed a base framework for creating sustainable designs with textile production waste and unused neckties with the “design thinking” approach, which is an iterative process. It aimed to set an example of how fashion designers can plan and manage their clothing design processes in a more sustainable way by recycling textile production scraps and unused neckties into unique clothing pieces with the upcycling method. Unused neckties and upholstery scraps were turned into skirts, blouses, and dresses by using creative techniques in line with current fashion trends. In addition, the five-stage iterative design process followed was explained, and the way in which the waste textile materials gained value by being converted into unique garments was discussed in terms of the user and the designer. Through the study, it was observed that the smallest amount of textile waste can be transformed into upcycled clothing via the iterative process, and original, value-added products enjoyed by consumers can be created. In addition, it was observed that the design thinking approach improves the understanding of the context of the problem, creativity in the generation of insights and solutions, skills to materialize those solutions through iterative prototyping, and the ability to combine these factors. Promising ideas to help designers develop recycling strategies were also provided.

Methods of 3d Rendering in Modern Web-Browsers

This paper reviews methods of rendering 3d models in modern web-browsers, texture mapping for the model and methods of creating and integrating a javascript-library into a modern web-application. The result of this paper, is a web-application for an online service to view 3d models of clothes on a 3d model of a human in a web-browser and a demonstration of the usage of the library.Every day, many people shop online. There are online stores for this. You can easily order any product you need from them. However, there is a problem with products for which the size or appearance of the product is important, namely clothing. When buying clothes online, the buyer is often not sure if a certain thing will suit him, because there is no way to look at clothes with other clothes. For example, the buyer orders a T-shirt or pants, but he is not sure whether the combination will be successful or not. The purpose of the work is to solve this problem, namely, to give customers the opportunity to view a combination of different pieces of clothing (T-shirts and pants) on a 3-d mannequin.Currently, there are many javascript libraries for displaying 3D graphics in a web browser. However, most of them require some knowledge in the field of 3-d visualization, namely: formats of 3-d models; cartesian coordinates in three-dimensional space; texture maps and materials; lighting; cameras and field of view.Although most libraries (detailed analysis and comparison in the next section) do not require complete and in-depth knowledge in this area, some things may not be obvious. Because of this, trivial problems can take a lot of time that could go into developing your own product.As it is shown that there are several scenarios where this technology would be useful, it has been decided to create a javascript library so that this code could be reused in various projects, in one way or another related to the technology of 3D visualization of clothing. Also, creating a library will allow you to divide the code of your own project into different parts, or speed up development and reduce the number of errors during the development, testing and deployment of the project.Manuscript received 10.06.2020

A novel technique to detect chloroform at trace levels in biological specimens and other items

The ability to confirm chloroform at trace levels in autopsy specimens and relevant contaminated items is a challenge to the forensic toxicologist. This paper reveals how sensitive and selective headspace gas chromatography- mass spectrometric method was developed to detect chloroform at trace levels in blood in two cases in Sri Lanka. Chloroform in suspected items was extracted into methanol. Separation was performed on a 60 m x 0.32 mm capillary column GC-GASPRO. The qualitative and quantitative analysis of chloroform was performed in the scan and single ion monitoring (SIM) modes respectively using mass spectrophotometric detector. The method was validated in terms of linearity (r2 = 0.993) for the concentrations ranging from 5-100 mg/L, repeatability (RSD – 4.1 % at 10 mg/L, n= 6), limit of detection 1 mg/L and limit of quantification 3.3 mg/L. In a case of sexual assault toxicological analysis of the contents of the chemical bottle revealed the presence of chloroform at a concentration of 422 mg/L and traces of chloroform on a piece of cloth. In the case of hanging Chloroform was identified in the concentration of 72 mg/L in blood and traces were found in the empty bottle found at the scene.

Local Wisdom of Giving Ulos in The Adat Ceremony, Sari Matua, in Batak Toba Community

Ulos is a specific Bataknese handmade piece of cloth which symbolizes the bond of love and affection between parents and their children. Sari matua is a deceased person whose some of his off spring are still single. Ulos and sari matua are closely related in the Bataknese adat ceremony, and special ulos is given to a deceased widow or widower. The objective of the research was to find out the procedure of sari matua ceremony and the ways of giving ulos as a local wisdom. It was also aimed to inventory the giving of ulos as a local wisdom in the sari matua adat ceremony and to conserve the Bataknse culture as the national one. According to Robert’s theory (2012: 114), local wisdom is local ideas and knowledge which have wisdom, good values, and good character which should be owned, guided, and implemented by certain community members. The research used descriptive method; it was conducted based on the empirical facts and phenomena found in their speakers so that the result was like a picture, as if it was real. Sari matua adat ceremony is not the same as saur matua adat ceremony. The former is can be held when some of the descendants are unmarried yet while the latter was held when all of the descendants are married and have their children and grandchildren. There were 19 pieces of ulos in the research, along with sortali, headbands for men and women worn in grief and joy adat ceremonies. The types of Ulos given by hulahula, tulang, tulangrorobot, binatulang, bonaniari, mataniaribinsar, hulahulanaposo, and hulahulanamarhamaranggi are varied, depending on who is giving it. Jambar which has to be conveyed to all hula hula should be in accordance with ru ria raja (mutual agreement or consensus). The output of this research is the indexed proceeding seminar, reputable international journal, and textbook.

Postharvest Handling Practices and Marketing of Honey at Arba Minch Zuria District of Gamo Zone, Southern Ethiopia

This study was conducted at Arba Minch Zuria District of Gamo Zone, Southern Ethiopia to assess postharvest handling practices and marketing systems of honey. The district was selected purposively based on its beekeeping potential and stratified into three agro-ecological zones. Seven representative Kebeles from the District were selected proportional to their agro-ecological variations. A total of 156 beekeepers was selected using systematic random sampling technique. A cross-sectional study was conducted to generate data via an official survey. The data was analyzed using SPSS version 24 software. The result revealed that most (96.8%) of the beekeepers practiced traditional beekeeping system. Only 29.7% of the bee keepers strained their honey using sieve (68.4%), hand (21.1%) and a piece of cloth (10.5%). Plastic buckets (64.7%), tin and gallon (32.7%) and plastic sack (2.6%) were major honey handling materials. Most (90.4%) of the bee keeperssell honey to generate income and only 9.6% used honey for both sale and home consumption. Producers, consumers, retailers, tej houses and collectors were main actors involved in the honey value chain. Agro-ecology significantly influenced the market price of both crude and strained honey. The price of crude and strained honey in lowland location was significantly (P < 0.001) higher than highland and midland locations.

First Aid Practices for Injured Children in Rural Ghana: A Cluster-Random Population-Based Survey.

The majority of injury deaths occur outside health facilities. However, many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) continue to lack efficient Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Understanding current first aid practices and perceptions among members of the community is vital to strengthening non-EMS, community-based prehospital care. This study sought to determine caregiver first aid practices and care-seeking behavior for common household child injuries in rural communities in Ghana to inform context-specific interventions to improve prehospital care in LMICs. A cluster-randomized, population-based household survey of caregivers of children under five years in a rural sub-district (Amakom) in Ghana was conducted. Caregivers were asked about their practices and care-seeking behaviors should children sustain injuries at home. Common injuries of interest were burns, laceration, choking, and fractures. Multiple responses were permitted and reported practices were categorized as: recommended, low-risk, or potentially harmful to the child. Logistic regression was used to examine the association between caregiver characteristics and first aid practices. Three hundred and fifty-seven individuals were sampled, representing 5,634 caregivers in Amakom. Mean age was 33 years. Most (79%) were mothers to the children; 68% had only completed basic education. Most caregivers (64%-99%) would employ recommended first aid practices to manage common injuries, such as running cool water over a burn injury or tying a bleeding laceration with a piece of cloth. Nonetheless, seven percent to 56% would also employ practices which were potentially harmful to the child, such as attempting manual removal of a choking object or treating fractures at home without taking the child to a health facility. Reporting only recommended practices ranged from zero percent (burns) to 93% (choking). Reporting only potentially harmful practices ranged from zero percent (burns) to 20% (fractures). Univariate regression analysis did not reveal consistent associations between various caregiver characteristics and the employment of recommended only or potentially harmful only first aid practices. Caregivers in rural Ghanaian communities reported using some recommended first aid practices for common household injuries in children. However, they also employed many potentially harmful practices. This study highlights the need to increase context-appropriate, community-targeted first aid training programs for rural community populations of LMICs. This is important as the home-based care provided for injured children in these communities might be the only care they receive.

The Iban’s Community perceptions of Pua Sungkit Weaving at Batang Ai

This study aims to analyze the Iban community's perception of pua sungkit weaving in Batang Ai. The three objectives of this study are to identify pua sungkit in the Batang Ai area, examine the function of pua sungkit in the life of the Iban community and see the changes in the making of pua sungkit involving ten longhouses in Batang Ai, Lubok Antu. To achieve these objectives, researchers implement library search and field study by applying cultural and art theory. Cultural theory is related to the traditions, and daily activities performed, while art theory shows the heritage and handicrafts produced by the Iban community. The interview and questionnaire sessions conducted involved a total of fifty respondents and fourteen informants in explaining the relationship between the making of pua sungkit and the culture of the Iban community. The interview session found that some informants who were still healthy were willing to teach; the rest did not want due to their age. The questionnaire session showed that the majority of respondents agreed that pua sungkit is a substitute for pua kumbu. The findings show that there are still many among the Iban community who are interested and skilled in weaving and producing pua sungkit, the young Iban women are now trying to learn to weave. In conclusion, the weaving heritage is still relevant and preserved because of the functions of pua sungkit as a unique piece of traditional women's clothing, a special fabric used in religious ritual ceremonies, a wedding gift and as a decorative item at home. The implication is that there is a proposal to create a weaving training centre, to build a website as a marketing platform for the local pua sungkit weaving, and make it as one of the elective subjects in schools as to preserve and conserve the weaving cultural heritage.

Алтэца, соркожи and some other Romanian borrowings in the dialect of the Bulaestian Ukrainians: a review in the context of the Bukovinian and the Нutsul dialects

The article considers some Romanian lexical borrowings in the dialect of the Bulaestian Ukrainians (Bulaesti village, Orhei district, the Republic of Moldova). Concerning the Bulaestian /ал|тeца/ 'kerchief (originally exclusively white), a piece of cloth that is hung under the eaves over the doors of a house where someone has died', the attention is drawn that all Romanian words with /т'/, /д'/ that were borrowed by the Bulaestian dialect never occur the transition to /k'/, /g'/ (whereas the transition /т'/, /д'/ to /k'/, /g'/ is extremely characteristic feature for the Bulaestian dialect). Thus, besides the /ал|тeца/ the same phonetic regularity we see in Bulaestian /|gард’iна/ 'the slot into which the bottom of the barrel is inserted' (Romanian gardină); /ба|д'ей/ 'older brother ' (Rom. Bade); /|дежма/ 'theft, robbery' (Rom. díjmă 'submit, tithe'); /|т'aск/ 'press for grapes' (Rom. teasc); /т'iм'i|л'iйa/) 'foundation, basis' (Rom. temelie); /|т'арфа/ – 'woman of easy virtue' (Rom. teárfă, tấrfă, with broad spectrum of senses, including the same as Bulaestian one); /|т'афореий/ - 'good, fit' (Rom. teafăr)'. This phonetic regularity suggests that such phonetic feature of the Bulaestian dialect as the transition /т'/, /д'/ to /k'/, /g'/ appeared more earlier than this dialect started to contact the Romanian ones.Also, the author suggests some new evidences for the hypothesis of origin of the Bulaestian /|соркуж'i/ 'mulberry' from the Romanian sórcovă 'twig (of fruit tree, originally), which is congratulated on the New Year'. It looks like Romanian (and, then Bulaestian) /|соркуж'i/ appeared as a result of interactions between Romanian sórcovă and East Slavic шелковица, шовковица 'mulberry'; this interaction resulted also in Moldavian dialectal forms шорковицы and шорков (Rom. dial. șórcov, șórcovа 'mulberry').

A practical ply-based appearance model of woven fabrics

Simulating the appearance of woven fabrics is challenging due to the complex interplay of lighting between the constituent yarns and fibers. Conventional surface-based models lack the fidelity and details for producing realistic close-up renderings. Micro-appearance models, on the other hand, can produce highly detailed renderings by depicting fabrics fiber-by-fiber, but become expensive when handling large pieces of clothing. Further, neither surface-based nor micro-appearance model has not been shown in practice to match measurements of complex anisotropic reflection and transmission simultaneously. In this paper, we introduce a practical appearance model for woven fabrics. We model the structure of a fabric at the ply level and simulate the local appearance of fibers making up each ply. Our model accounts for both reflection and transmission of light and is capable of matching physical measurements better than prior methods including fiber based techniques. Compared to existing micro-appearance models, our model is light-weight and scales to large pieces of clothing.

Mechanics-Aware Modeling of Cloth Appearance.

Micro-appearance models have brought unprecedented fidelity and details to cloth rendering. Yet, these models neglect fabric mechanics: when a piece of cloth interacts with the environment, its yarn and fiber arrangement usually changes in response to external contact and tension forces. Since subtle changes of a fabric's microstructures can greatly affect its macroscopic appearance, mechanics-driven appearance variation of fabrics has been a phenomenon that remains to be captured. We introduce a mechanics-aware model that adapts the microstructures of cloth yarns in a physics-based manner. Our technique works on two distinct physical scales: using physics-based simulations of individual yarns, we capture the rearrangement of yarn-level structures in response to external forces. These yarn structures are further enriched to obtain appearance-driving fiber-level details. The cross-scale enrichment is made practical through a new parameter fitting algorithm for simulation, an augmented procedural yarn model coupled with a custom-design regression neural network. We train the network using a dataset generated by joint simulations at both the yarn and the fiber levels. Through several examples, we demonstrate that our model is capable of synthesizing photorealistic cloth appearance in a mechanically plausible way.

Between Temporal and Spiritual Powers: Colonial Diplomacy Associated with the Painting France Bringing Faith to the Huron-Wendats of New France (c. 1666)

Preserved in Quebec City, the French canvas entitled France Bringing Faith to the Huron-Wendats of New France , executed around 1666, constitutes a central piece of Canadian art history painted during the French colonial period. Espousing an iconography adapted to the New World, this painting presents an Indigenous figure in its foreground. The man, with a tanned complexion and black hair, whose naked body is dissimulated by a single blue and gold piece of clothing, faces a female character having European features, adorned with noble fabrics and precious jewellery. The scene, set in nature, evokes the grandeur and wilderness of North America. A two-masted French merchant ship floating on the majestic expanse of water reinforces this impression. This painting, obviously, illustrates the Europeans’ arrival on this territory in the seventeenth century, and the encounters between the French and Indigenous peoples. However, the representation is also rich in motifs that are likely to attract attention and curiosity: the mise en abyme (the painting within the painting), the celestial figures, and the coat of arms at the bow of the vessel constitute such examples. In this regard, the research studies of our Canadian art history predecessors – to which we are indebted – have enabled us to, first, retrace the painting’s history and, second, clarify its interpretive elements in relation to the spiritual and contextual dimensions specific to New France, in order to shed light on some of its well-kept secrets.

Schoolchildren’s transitive reasoning with the spatial relation ‘is left/right of’

We examine schoolchildren’s reasoning with spatial relations, such as ‘is to the left of’. Our aims are to obtain a more precise account of the effect of working memory on reasoning, a more detailed understanding of the internal representation of mental models and a developmental perspective. We discuss two experiments in which 348 children, between eight and twelve years old, needed to verify conclusions for 24 reasoning problems describing the spatial relations between pieces of clothing. In both experiments, children in the experimental condition were allowed to take notes by means of paper and pencil. We find that the participants spontaneously draw iconic representations of the items’ spatial ordering, have a strong preference for only considering one possible state of affairs even when more are relevant, and that an explanation in terms of working memory capacity alone cannot fully explain the data.

Short‐time effect of the kangaroo position on electromyographic activity of premature infants: a randomized clinical trial

ObjectiveTo verify the short‐term influence of the kangaroo position (KP) on the electromyography activity of preterm newborns. MethodA clinical study was conducted in a kangaroo unit sector (secondary and tertiary care) in the city of Recife, Brazil, with 44 preterm infants randomized to intervention (n = 21) and control (n = 23) groups. The KP was performed through a band that supports the newborn against the adult's thorax, in a prone and vertical position, and infants were dressed with few pieces of clothes, thus keeping skin‐to‐skin contact with the mother. Surface electromyography was used to investigate the muscle activity of the biceps brachii and hamstrings. The randomization of the groups was performed by the program R® (v. 3.3.1). The electromyography registrations were made at three different times: before the KP and after one and two hours of KP. In the control group, the registrations were performed at the times corresponding to those of the intervention group. The mean values of the electromyography activity among the times were analyzed by ANOVA for repeated measures and the Kruskal‐Wallis test. The clinical trial was recorded in ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT02849665 ‐ 07/28/2016). ResultsIn the intervention group (n = 21), there was a variation of the electromyography activity values between the three recording moments for both the biceps brachii and hamstrings. In the control group (n = 23), there was no statistical difference between the recording moments for both. ConclusionsThe KP increases the short‐term electromyographic activity of the biceps brachii and hamstrings.

One out of ten: low sampling efficiency of cloth dragging challenges abundance estimates of questing ticks

Hard ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) act as important vectors of zoonotic pathogens. For instance, Borrelia burgdorferi s.l. spirochetes pose a severe health risk as aetiological agents of Lyme borreliosis. Commonly, to study the abundance of questing (host-seeking) ticks, a 1 m2 piece of cloth is dragged over vegetation for a determined distance. Here, we designed a tick-sampling study to estimate the sampling efficiency of this standard method. We established 10 m dragging transects in a hemiboreal mixed forest patch in SW Finland for a 5-day monitoring period. Five of the transects were cloth-dragged 3× a day, whereas another five transects were dragged 6× a day in a manner that after each morning, midday and afternoon dragging, a second dragging was conducted on the same transect immediately. Captured Ixodes ricinus ticks were subsequently analysed for tick-borne pathogens. The initial population size of nymphal ticks on a transect was approximated by the accumulated nymph catch from the dragging sessions. The sampling efficiency of the cloth dragging was low, as a single dragging in a previously untouched vegetation strip always caught less than 12% (mean 6%) of the estimated population of active nymphs that were assumed to be questing during the study. Clear results were not found for daily activity rhythm, as ticks were caught in all daily dragging sessions. Approximately every third nymph and every second adult carried a pathogen, but nothing indicated that the occurrence of a pathogen affected the likelihood of the tick being caught by cloth dragging. Our results suggest that only a minority of active ticks can be caught by a single cloth dragging. The abundance estimates in many tick investigations might thus be downward biased.

El peso de la moda. Joyas, perlas y pamelas en la trilogía esperpéntica de Terenci Moix

The paper analyses the role of jewels, pearls and luxury fashion in Terenci Moix's esperpento trilogy ( Garras de astracan , Mujercisimas , Chulas y famosas ). Following the observation that Moix's heroes can be read in terms of drag, the social reality depicted by Terenci Moix is compared with the New York's ball culture, as shown in the documentary film Paris Is Burning (Jennie Livingston, 1990). It is argued that both male and female characters make use of all kinds of accessories and pieces of clothing in order to embody different phantasmatic identities. The Catalan writer uses this means to criticise the post-Transition Spanish society in the context of the modern culture, trivialised by the neoliberal capitalism.

Innovative Approach in the Use of Traditional Aangi of Haryana

Traditional choliof Haryana,locally known as aangi,is rare to be seen in today’s time. This upper garment was worn by women before the adoption of kurta. It was tied at back with two pairs of strings and worn by teaming with daaman. It was usually stitched by using ten to twelve pieces of fabric. Aangis were usually multicolored as these were made from various leftover fabric pieces available at home. That is why they sometimes lacked any symmetry of colour. These different pieces were joined together by finishing the seams with magji, rick-rack, gotta or embroidery to give it a unified look. A lot oftime was spent in preparation and decoration of this attire. Aangi was a highly intricate garment depicting the talent of women in this craft. The present study was conducted to assess the market potential of this traditional choli of Haryana in thismodern era.For this purposeanaangiblouse was constructed by the researcher in which constructional features of the traditional aangiwere incorporated. Cotton blend fabrics of yellow, red and blue colours were used as base material while herring bone stitch and mirrors were used for embellishmentas per experts’ suggestions. The aangiblousewas assessed for marketability by 200 respondents including Indian as well as foreign visitors and stall owners/exporters in the International Trade Fair, Delhi. Acceptability of aangiblouse was found to be excellent on all parameters i.e., traditional value (WMS 3.89), aesthetic appeal (WMS 3.75), workmanship (WMS 3.69), colour combination (WMS 3.67), utility (WMS 3.64) uniqueness (WMS 3.57) and fabric (WMS 3.41). On an average acceptability was found to be excellent.This aangiblouse can be teamed with a transparent saree for creating a unique style statement.Some respondents suggested to modify aangi as top or to use original form of aangi under transparent top.

Object-Oriented Diaspora Sensibilities, Disidentification, and Ghostly Performance

Object-Oriented Diaspora Sensibilities, Disidentification, and Ghostly Performance

Dengan,terhadap,pada PENGARUH METODE BERMAIN PERAN DENGAN MEDIA BONEKA TANGAN TERHADAP KEMAMPUAN BERBICARA PADA SISWA TK (4-5 tahun) Budhiyasa Sangsit

Pendahuluan: Media boneka tangan merupakan boneka yang dijadikan media atau alat bantu yang digunakan dalam kegiatan pembelajaran. Jenis boneka yang biasanya digunakan adalah boneka tangan yang terbuat dari potongan kain. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengaruh metode bermain peran dengan media boneka tangan terhadap kemampuan berbicara pada siswa TK (4-5 tahun) Budhiyasa Sangsit . Metode: Desain penelitian menggunakan pra-eksperimental dengan rancangan one group pre-post test design. Populasi yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah siswa TK (4-5 tahun) Budhiyasa Sangsit. Besar sampel yang digunakan adalah 30 responden yang telah dipilih dengan menggunakan teknik sampling total sampling. Pengukuran kemampuan berbicara dikumpulkan dengan menggunakan lembar observasi yang berpedoman pada tugas-tugas menurut usia di Denver II. Penelitian ini menggunakan statistik parametrik menggunakan uji Paired Sample T-test dengan taraf signifikan α=0,05. Hasil: Hasil penelitian menunjukkan rata-rata (mean) pre-test adalah 56,00 dan rata-rata (mean) post-test adalah 68,33. Hasil uji statistik parametrik menggunakan uji Paired Sample T-test didapatkan hasil pre dan post (0,000) <α (0,05), yang berarti H0 ditolak dan Ha diterima. Kesimpulan: Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa terdapat Pengaruh Metode Bermain Peran denagan Media Boneka Tangan terhadap Kemampuan Berbicara pada Siswa TK (4-5 tahun) Budhiyasa Sangsit.